Problem is that Sanders said multiple times that America should take example of the Danish Model, but never explained what the Danish Model actually is.

It’s pretty unique, even in Europe.

STD is trash overall. It has no redeeming qualities. Saying that one or another season is “the worst” means little to nothing when the best it has to offer is still some of the worst sci-fi I’ve ever seen… Until Picard somehow surpassed that…

“STD” is the most deserving acronym.

I’m looking forward to this. Fingers crossed this is made with love.

Also with significantly smaller budgets, please.

It’s abundantly clear that bigger budgets just get wasted on creating spectacle. With small budgets the strength has to be in the writing to carry the episodes.

The Vor’Cha class attack cruiser looks better. :V

Dunno who that is you just posted, but that isn’t Kirk. This is Kirk:

That’s how I feel about all of STD and PIC. Then they started “trying” with SNW.

It’s called an intervention.

A heavy drug addict will not want to get off his drugs. But he’s not only being destructive to himself, but His surroundings as well.

So it is with The Borg. So it was with Seven/Anika.

We poses the traits to become athletic. Does that mean that someone getting a part of a human makes them instantly athletic?

Yes, extensive training is required for either. Exactly. Thank you. You’ve just made my point.

Casual BDSM with a router. XD

Since it’s such an intimate affair, I wonder why they didn’t call it Pon Closs.

Wouldn’t Jadzia Daz be pansexual? Or bisexual? Or… Something not easily defined by human standards due to the whole symbiote relationship?

Pon Farr.

On the contrary; none of the episodes in all of Trek, up until your Voyager episode, states that a Vulcan’s logic and emotional suppression comes from biology. They do the opposite; Vulcans are biologically incredibly emotional and passionate. The Voyager episode doesn’t even go into detail what that biology is either.

It’s just a brain centre, like any other brain centre, that regulates emotion (humans have one too), and through training the Vulcans use to it suppress their emotions. Unless you explicitly choose to ignore all canon that comes before it.

Even within Voyager it is clear that a Vulcan achieves logic and emotional control through years of training, and that before logic and emotional control became part of Vulcan culture, Vulcans were passionate and violent. Do you deny this well established canon?

I provided direct references in OP. You decided to ignore them in favour of one selective moment in Voyager.

… you can’t be selective.

Speak for yourself.

Based on all of Star Trek. You can see the links above that Vulcans have been extremely passionate, emotional, and violent before their teachings of logic and emotional suppression.

Or you could just continue ignoring all that.

Did you know Humans also have brain centres that exist for logic and emotional regulation?

No, but it helps. They weren’t evolved to suppress emotions.

They very nearly did. Romulans found another way to build their society.

Enterprise explores Vulcans who have rejected the teachings of logic and emotional control, and one of them end up mentally raping T’Pol.

There have been mentioned a huge exodus, or multiple exoduses away from Vulcan, where those that rejected the philosophy of logic wanted to start anew somewhere. Romulus is the only succesful world as a result of that past.